Hot Cross Brew Goat Milk Doggy Drink Blend

A delightful Easter-themed indulgence crafted in Melbourne using 100% natural, human-grade ingredients. Enriched with gut-friendly goat milk, antioxidant-packed fruits, and superfoods like carob and cinnamon, this drink promotes your dog's health from nose to tail!

Lovingly made in Melbourne, Hill & Hound products are crafted with 100% natural, human-grade ingredients & are free from preservatives, artificial colourings, fillers & other nasties.

Ingredients: Victorian goat milk powder, organic carob powder, organic Ceylon cinnamon powder, Aussie Granny Smith apple powder, freeze dried blueberries.

Goat Milk Powder: is easy for dogs to digest, rich in essential nutrients, and high in probiotics that support gut health and immunity. It helps with strengthening the immune system, and promotes healthy skin and a shiny coat. Gradual introduction is recommended, and consulting a vet is advised for dogs with health conditions.

Organic Carob Powder: is a safe, dog-friendly alternative to chocolate—naturally sweet, nutrient-rich, low in fat, and gentle on sensitive tummies. Packed with fibre, antioxidants, and essential vitamins, it’s a healthy, allergy-friendly treat ingredient your pup will love!

Organic Ceylon Cinnamon Powder: is a safe, health-boosting spice for dogs—known for its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antimicrobial benefits. It may support joints, digestion, heart health, and even freshen breath!

Aussie Granny Smith Apple Powder: is rich in essential vitamins, high in fibre for digestion, packed with antioxidants and is low in calories.

Freeze-Dried Blueberries: are a low-calorie, antioxidant-rich superfood for dogs—great for brain health, digestion, and immune support. Packed with vitamins and fibre, they make a guilt-free treat your pup will love!

Serving suggestion: Stir 1 tablespoon of powder into 100mL of water. It can also be sprinkled as a meal topper.

Alternatively, blend in some Greek yogurt or kefir for a thicker consistency. For longer-lasting enrichment, offer as a frozen treat!

Always consult with a vet before adding new foods to your dog’s diet.